Hi everyone, I'm proud to present Stock Market Visualizer, the best way to view stock/ETF statistics from the comfort of the Python terminal. Search by ticker with live dropdown results and view detailed graphs with information. This was a very cool project to make as it combined my interests in stocks/investing and programming. It was also pretty mathematically challenging to create the graphs.
Note: The YFinance library has large dependencies like pandas so use the terminal which is next to the code editor (40s package installation), not the full page view (1 min 10s package installation).
How to use
Let's say you want to see statistics for an Apple share. Start by typing apple. Then use the dropdown results to figure out the stock ticker - in this case AAPL. After typing the ticker, a graph will pop up with information below. Here's an explanation to help you better understand the information:
Ticker: Unique series of letters assigned to security for trading purposes
Name: Name of company or security
Sector: Sections of an industry or the overall economy
Market Cap: Total value of all shares
Regular Market Volume: Total number of security traded over a period of time (usually one day)
200 Day Average: Average share price over 200 days
50 Day Average: Average share price over 50 days
P/E Ratio: Price to Earning - Share price to earnings per share
Trailing P/E: P/E based off last 12 months
Forward P/E: P/E based off of projected 12 months
Future Ideas:
Allow users to pick their chart view
Include other securities/financial instruments like crypto and mutual funds
Planned Improvements:
Candlestick view option for graph [completed here but still in beta]
Stock Market Visualizer
Stock Market Visualizer
Hi everyone, I'm proud to present Stock Market Visualizer, the best way to view stock/ETF statistics from the comfort of the Python terminal. Search by ticker with live dropdown results and view detailed graphs with information. This was a very cool project to make as it combined my interests in stocks/investing and programming. It was also pretty mathematically challenging to create the graphs.
Note: The YFinance library has large dependencies like pandas so use the terminal which is next to the code editor (40s package installation), not the full page view (1 min 10s package installation).
How to use
Let's say you want to see statistics for an Apple share. Start by typing apple. Then use the dropdown results to figure out the stock ticker - in this case AAPL. After typing the ticker, a graph will pop up with information below. Here's an explanation to help you better understand the information:
Future Ideas:
Planned Improvements:
Completed Improvements:
Stock Market Visualizer: https://repl.it/@Roar123/Stock-Market
Stock Market Data: https://repl.it/@Roar123/Stock-Market-Data
Stock Market Development (see new features before they're added): https://repl.it/@Roar123/Stock-Market-Dev
Thanks for checking this out!
Also if you have any suggestions for stock metrics to include, tell me in the comments!
@awesome10 Yep I'm going to replace them with actual dates though